Kalat

American  

[kuh-laht] / kəˈlɑt /

Or Khelat

noun

1. a region in S Baluchistan, in SW Pakistan.

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Kalat British  

/ kəˈlɑːt /

noun

1. a region of SW Pakistan, in S Baluchistan: formerly a princely state ruled by the Khan of Kalat, which joined Pakistan in 1948

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Example Sentences

The 19-year old and left his village and school in Kalat to join the march.

From The Wall Street Journal

A. This would explain Coach Cal climbing the steps to the Taung Kalat monastery in Burma the day after the Kansas State loss.

From Washington Post

Police officer Muhammad Ali said Friday that 37-year-old Muhammad Jan was returning home late Thursday night when targeted in Kalat, some 160 kilometers south of the provincial capital Quetta.

From Seattle Times

“In the mid-1950s, Hollywood started a trend of films that addressed Cold War fears with science fiction allegories, but Japan had a special edge when it came to doing the same thing,” says David Kalat, author of “A Critical History and Filmography of Toho’s Godzilla Series.”

From Seattle Times

“This is a very big achievement,” said the Khan of Kalat, Suleman Daud, an exiled Baluch tribal leader who helped Mr. Rohrabacher draft his resolution, speaking from his home in Cardiff, Wales.

From New York Times